The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, August 16, 1895, Image 4
Save
Your
Honey!
W E ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT
all our Summer Goods at a sacri
fice to make room for an Immense
Fall Stock.
If you are hunting bargains be sure
and come to see us for now is the time
to secure them at the
A NEW COUNTY WANTED.
WITH
GAFFNEY AS
COUNTY SEAT.
TH*
Those People Who
the liencficiancs
But, As Usual,
Have Been
of the Tax-Paying Popu
lace Enter a Protest.
PER» 0 * ,At
PAKAORAPHS.
n
no seen
t llir- ct ion i f
iiml tin* upper
county want a i
twctily-odi! miles
from t lie eilgcs of
course < I ntlney lia
but pcoyle living
not. I n order tor
tliat the people of
partaniuirg county
sv*etitui of Tuion
ie\v county. It is
t > I he eounty seat
hot !i count ie; . ( h
s railionl facilities
!eT the railway have
■ some of the pco-
BOSTON
Next door to J. N. Lipscomb.
r<>
CrAKKNKV%
Watch this space next week! Shoes and
are going down at THE HOSTLERS.
Tan Shoes and low Cnts must lake room for
our immense fall stock. Boys Suits and Shirts
cheaper than dirt. Cali and get our prices.
W. 0. LIPSCOMB & BRO., “The Hustlers.’’
Rutherford flilitary Institute.
Opens Sept. 16th. Twenty free scholarships. Military feat
ure optional. Graduate Va. Milinary Institute commandant of
cadets. Buildings and accommodations ample. Board from
$3.50 to $ 10.00 per month. Send for a catalogue to
W. T. R. BELL. A. M. Supt., _
Rutherfordton, N. C.
pie t
o (lo hit
si in
*ss at
their county
st at
t hey sir
e o
hliged
to loos** from
two
to t!;o e
da
ys to tr
ansa cl it. of
eour
se time
i..
1 H M * > (•
rth mucii to
soiru
|” "pie
. in
it the p
s-oph* *)t 1 his
sect i
(it: of i *
ie 1
’h'diiHitn
! belt are too
enei
gi tie to
J 0 ,
st t itm*
in any such
man
n*r. T
In
:: rgiUli!’
nts used by
t he (
•O’.lllty :
:: t
j »;i j hTf
are, to say
the 1
east, st*
li’.-i
t lien t ins is a
worl
ii of sel
lisiiut.-;:. 1
'.veyyt hing we
do
. from a
^ *» ’ (
lish stan
dpoint. Men
and
worn*, n
foil.
iW t he f,
’(*t st eps of the
Na/i
in tie hi
call
sethey
wish to snvt
then
iselvi'S.
W
V v ant
a new county
h*'t*nust it w
ill h
eiieiit o’.
irselves. 1 lie
count v -* at:
; do
not wa
mt to cut up
the (
•oillit ii*.-
t Ik
•atts**
i: will not !»*■
of lx
•ni iit to
tlu
•m. Tii
t-y argue that
t hen
b will b<
• th
e exp*.
c ’.’f a new se t
of •
iffirers.
1*01
tri imil
se, jail, etc.
They
r forget
t ha
t the s:
ime* taxes we
pay
the old
eou
lilies W
ould he paid
1 he new one
. when t!i‘
y make tliat
argument.
Lind
that !
1 hero fore tin-
only
(liff(*rt
i»cc
1 Would
he that we
help
oiir.sel
! VeS
by lit
tying officers
near
or to u>
; rat
[her th
an help pav
thus
o t went ’
v an
(1 t hirt v miles from
lit!.
Thy cl:
itim
that th*
■ railway fi.c-
uit if
■s ano
ti ]•
i plione
and telegraph
are <
‘onvetii;
*U<*t
s which
preclude the
neee
ssity o
f a
new c
outity. They
forg<
.1 that
tin
•re are
some people
wlio
have hi
min
css at tl
ie county scat
j who hi
i to Hpcni. i;
I graph in
i. ...
uot l ho mom y at all t imes j
n railway fares ami in tele- j
iLi'cs, Ilcsich s when j
busint as fa doin
I grapli ami :■
;i( Ct s>:ut I ' pay
enu <
,f
ie ilia.
>y tele-
! imes out
tlio fellow
to a11end
. . Of People You Know And
People You Don't Know.
* Popular Jolin Johnson, of West
Springs was in (JatTncy this week.
Come up and live with us Mr. John
son, there’s plenty of gold mines and
juii know how to work them.
Miss Vic Amos, who has been visit
ing 1’rof. and Mrs. U. C. Surratt sev
eral weeks. ret urned to her Spartan
City home Monday. She was accom
panied by Mrs. Surratt.
Mrs. Sam Ross and Miss Laura
Im\e returned to the city after spend-
s veral days in the country last week.
Hnyd I lames returned to the city
Tuesday from a visit to his parents
; at Jonesville.
Mrs, Hilliard Smith spent several
days the past week in Spartanburg
1 visiting friends and relatives.
IVipular (iist Tolleson, a Spartan-
burg knight of the grip, was here
Tuesday and Wednesday taking or
ders for his house.
llroadus Hamrick, Jim McSwain
| and di s Antinette Bridges were the
j guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. FL and
Miss Ella McCraw the latter part of
last week. Miss Zudie Hamrick was
j tin guesi of the Master HutT Ham-
riel;. at Mr. and Mrs. Alex Furger-
j son’s, last week. After a short stay
intheeity they returned to their
iiom« at Boiling Springs. <Mi their
way home the young people were
treated to four nice watermelons by a
| colored friend, which were highly en
joyed by them in a beautiful grove
at the forks of the road,
i I. M. Smith, of Thickety, was in
: city Tuesday.
Miss Mary McCullough is at Wilk- i
i insville visiting her mother, Mrs. C.
| W. Whisonant.
| Wm. Ivooii and son Wallace were
1 in Catlney last Wednesday prospeet-
| ing. We hope to have them for eiti-
| zeiis soon.
j I'aul V. liaffney, our hustling eon-
I fecliuner, went to Hi mrietta Wednes
day on a business trip.
Mrs. Edna Easterly and little son
Frank, spent several days with her
father, I. M. Smith, at Thickety, the
past week.
Lieut. Col.T. B.Butler, of I’nion, is
; still in the city. “Both’’ would be
| an exceptional addition to the popu-
| hit ion of (JatTncy.
GENERAL CONGLOMERATION
OF NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL IN
TEREST.
Some Short, Some Shorter and all Too
Short for a Heading, Yet
None Too Short to
Mention.
Crops in all sections arc reported
as being in the finest possible con
dition.
Contractor!..Baker is moving along
with the Carroil A Carpenter store
improvements.
The series of meetings at I'rovi-
denee are reported as having
Generous Gaffney.
Last week we published an appeal
for the distreased Ballcw family.
The responses were most liberal.
Among the things sent in were Hour,
meat, meal, sugar, coffee, rice, grits,
clothing, etc. Home sent money.
Me would publish the names of the
donors, but wo believe it inexpedient
to do so. One lady from out of town
sent J|*l, and accompanying the dona
tion was the following sweet mes
sage :
“I am so very sorry for the Ballew
ri .\ m i * or m y ( *«ITney friends
who have been drinking of the hitter
cup. Though absent my tears min
gle with the bereaved. Cse the mite
enc osed for the Bellows. I only
, wish I were near to administer to
I their comfort in some little degree.”
I m: Lkikikk will sec that nothing
sent to it * '
been ! M ‘ , .“ lo V l!< »»«appropriated. Any- ' 1
very successful. i thankfully received and 1
\ I Settlemever is erecting „ i « f y 0 " •‘“''e not yet given something 1
II .1 ,,l V- Cr S tr , • i for them now is the accepted time
*"u,ll,-otl>.s.. o" liirf property thf, Tw „
roar at J. II. (.muldock s »tora. | ro , lntr) . „ c , lk . ken e
B. A. \\ are has a three months old | and we know tliat ns those poor, sick
pig which weighs seventy-nine | people ate that delicate chickn soup
pounds. Ilow’sthat for ])iggishncss? i the iMMiedietion of Him wlio said.
Are you taking Pimmonv I.r rii Reo-
ulatou, the “Kino or I.ivkr Medi-
cinp-s?” That 's what on • readers
want, and nothing ho U; . It i: the
samo old friend to v. hi h .: hi folks
pinned their faith ar.« • « verdis*
appointed. But ino her d ■. f" m-
mendallon fur it is, i I.»
Carroll
Carpenter
er i f fnet i! will enhance
pii'perty. Holl’t the
al Yorkvilh . I'nion and
eiihaiie; tiiu value of
!. [hose places? Of
bring people to the
se at ofteiu r if tile county seat
them. As a mat ter of fact
;• iji'W ■ i.unty in* estahlisle*d
would (h traet from these old
seats. But because a 11e
would bei'.eiit (iiillney
from Yorkviilc, t nion
Is |.o argument
• convenient and
beneficial to < he p. iple living within
ten and lifteep. miles of tin* new
county ,-t in. No, gentlemen, we <lo
not blame yiiu for worxing ageiu>t it.
'I’iie same v Iti: li :-pirit Unit goads us
on to woraiii:: f.:r ihe in w county
Arthur Hopper brought to Tiik
Lkikuih Saturday :i twin cantaloupe.
It tasted just as natural as any other
kind.
The infant class of the First Bap
tist church held an evening with
missions last Sumhr, evening,
said to have been tpiite interesting.
If you are anyways “sporty” don’t
tackci (Baud Ro>s and Nathan Little
john to match for watermelons. If
you do they’ll ccriainly eat at your
expense.
Rev. A. .1. S. Thomas, I). I)., of
Greenville, will occupy the pulpit of
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. The public arc cordi
ally invited.
Work lias commenced on the last
story of the big mill. Contractor
Cecil expects to lie here until Christ
mas, though, working on tenement
houses, the big stuck, etc.
Home one left an umbrella in the
lobby of the postoffice a couple of
weeks ago. The owner can have the
same by applying to I’ostma iter Lit
tlejohn and proving property.
There is a law against selling pis-
Dave Mugness, who was in the city i tols and catridges without license and
last wei !■. visiting relatives, returned | parties who do so are liable to be in
to Spartanburg Monday, j dited. Home have been selling and
W. II. Mitchell, of Nowell. Harris 1 it is best to be on tbc lookout,
iv Co., Spartanburg, was in the city ; The annual meeting of the (JatTncy
Tuesday. Ho is now visiting at Wagon and Furniture Company
'ihiekety. ! stockholders was held last week. The
Mr. and Mrs. Logan
'Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of
least of these ye did
” rested upon them.
it also uutu
Some Poor Ball Playing.
(JatTncy and Fairview crossed hats
two times the past week, once at
It is j Eairview and once at Gaffney. The
i features of both games was the large
number of errors made by both clubs.
Both games were victories for Gall-
ney. the first by a score of 1!) to (5
and the second by a score of 2J to IS.
•-
A Rowdy Negro.
Jake. ..ontgomery, who was shot
several weeks ago during a difficulty
with a negro names Hampton, hut
recovered sufficiently to make his es
cape a few days after, is again in dur
ance vile. He couldn’t stay away so
Chief Camp took him in charge.
Payne-Kitehens.
Henry Baynes and Miss Lillie Kit
chens were married the early part of
the week by Rev. J. G. Carter. It
was a runaway affair.
doors, sash,
blinds, *C.
TUAN Bills, never gr
ij- n ver woak-
ens, Put works in si
ich an easy and
natural wav, just
1 ■e:)', that
COin^.d tjU;t‘;{ ,
nd :>ur .*.ii*.l one
r<T*;> ?u■ w ,’'il
It v. ver iuila.
Everylody iieett:. t.,i;
■ .'*. ii • r'*:.i ay,
a id everyone h iff
! take ■ i 1} Him-
mens Liver R •/.,!,*,
1'' si i i*o yt’t; ' t
:. feu z
is .ni *:»k* v, r:>p: ..
Co. A 5 i!ila*i<*h)ui
!!:. i., hi*! afc
w.
mi
_.ll 1
city properly
course it wi
county
is near
should
lit re ii
count y
county seat
and <h t rnet
and Hpartai’.bur;
that it would not
ficial to <!
l<
a..
Are closing out all Hummer
Silks reduced from l.lc to
Jaconat, reduced from loo to
Colored Swiss, reduced from 2oc to
Umbrellas, reduced from ijil.io to.
£^"Ludies’ Hats at Half Brice.
o.dO Suits Reduced to
tjilO.OO Suits Reduced to
Goods regardless of cost.
working a;
i*l you to r.<
against a
an
lie.-it ate
o
.$1.00.
. 4V.oo.
Turnip Seed
Fine Assortment!!!
will goau y ’ii on
it. We (to Ii it e
a -nigh nrguii;
county, neither vvill w
put the matter in its must TiiVurabu
light. You want to httiidyour town.
We want to build ours and ai tin
same lime we want to help the
county aroutin us for wo know that
the future of thi- i ovi. hingi s on the
futur -of tins cecinoi of the eounty
Ellis and
little daughter, of St key Shoals. X.
(’.. were Hie guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Hopper at tip' Limestone Inn
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. J. A. Carroll, Miss Minnie
Carioll and Mr. and Mrs. Stun Cope
land are at Glenn Springs.
A. B. Austell, of Sticey Shoals,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Alp;;.* Champion and children,
of Moimslmro, liavo hpeti visiting
Mj*. and
south w
She returned to her home Wednes
day.
Willie Boole arrived in the city
yeslm'day from Charlotte. He comes
to visit ri latiyes and friends.
Luvvyi r J. E. W ebster took a trip
to Spartanburg yesterday.
Mayor Littlejohn spent several days
this week with his fat her at Thickety’.
.Mrs. Tims. Betty, a mile
rd of the city, several days.
; old officers and board of directors
, were re-elected. The showing was
! satisfactory.
Rev. B. B. Robertson. X. Lipscomb,
j W. II. Richardson, S. It. Crawley
and W. .i. Wilkins are delegates to
i the Spariitiibgrg county Baptist usso-
i ciatiou from the iirst Baptist church.
! The association meets at Oak Grove,
near Fair Forest.
Chief Camp wants dog owners to
know that canine tax is due. if you
own a d<>g and have not paid the tax
duty of the
up to the
the tax if
remember it will he
police to kill it, so
Captain’s office and
you value your dog.
Tut; Lkih;i:i: force is under obliga-
! tions to our trieml, J. C. Rainier.
who kindly remembered us last week
| and the weak before by presenting us
! with some nice cantaloupes and
M r.
:ml
Mn
'i as
Me A hoe, of i grapes. John is
one of o
ur proper.
'oodnilT, visited Mrs. Edna Easterly
Tuesday.
Banker A. X. Wood wa» in Green-
vilii .-everal days the past week on
business.
if
■ mr
l et tel’
at
* I* w
. 1
dIliiiary la iter.
LOCAL LEDGE RITES.
jt .'rr.s Whic’.i Art* Tco Shoitfor a Heat!
ing Bunched Together.
The wood le.tiior e’v doing a tre-
iiii iiiiou- bn-:i :i-;t ir»w.
II:
I l
aeite
W. B. DuPRE,
Phone 21, INi${Iit 1 *+7~2 Win^K.
Mrs. It. A.
inmie by *.
as iiiijiroviip
W. J. lien
the city I:;>1
Tin: lg:i)i;in;
Tilt: l,i:i)i.i:n
th
.lone
dist
county,
church
! to h
Hh.
tier
is rejjoiti d
She Was Somev/hat Rowdy.
l..ist Fiiday Mattie Wheeler, a mu
latto woman, the wife of Gus
Wheeler, got into fracus with Martin
1 bars*- ruing the defamation of
i her character. Biu.was on her dig
nity and hurled vile epithets and |
i rocks at Martin. He reported her to j
; tip' police Chief Camp went over j
lo arreri !'er. She resisted and her
i leige iont upheld Jut and interfered, '
1 h’.;t chief linaliy landed tu r;!i thecala- ;
The in xt vuiorning ihg hief j
Honor, j
; ous farmers. He lives at home amt
' boards at tiie same place.
Artist (Jus Mint/, of Blacksburg,
was in the city Monday afternoon.
Mr. Mint/ has hud on display for the
last week at Dr. Crawley’s store a
(in ’ piece ) of portrait work. It has
been the admiration of all the ladies
and is indeed a credit to Mr. Mintz’s
ability as a portrait painter.
Miss Mary McCullough has just
completed a couple of excellent
pieces of art painting representing
i •'Deer Companions.' The work is
i oil painting and rellects a great deal
| of credit on Miss .dct’ullougli as an
artist. Miss McCullough is a pupil
: of Miss ilatlie Davis, at Liuc.-stone.
We are manufacturers of these artl-
ctes—also Lumber. ShiuRles, and
Ornamental Woodwork of all kinds.
With thorough experience in the
business, operating the latent and
best machinery, employing skilled
W OTkmeti an<l manulacvuring in
l»rge quantities- we are en * b ' e<110
produce strictly high grade goods
at prices
that compete successfully
with any Factory anywhere. U
you will write to us we will send
you the latest price list—/>«•
AUGUSTA LUflBER CO.,
AUGUSTA# 0A«
J)uy of thi aV»*Avr.
Your
Alien t
M I*, respect f i i
iviitage fin* ,
WE are pr,-j. ii
de.-eri pt in:
nienls. in q:
suit tin* mi’-
WE eat, feruis
m uteri at.-. -
gles. Laths
prom pi! v a 1
WE are ,(*«.!•
inside iii:i*,.
Doors. Ha -'
Xev.ei-. i; i
OFR iron F.
is eijlii;
eastings as
works.
OCR Oak am!
a n • w i 1111 i: i e
tic
H ti.
oks.
Li!
!C.,
’lit:
Give u . your crS,:r'
r.ni to liters!!
to do rlt we
MORGAN IR<
CHAS. H
CARLISLE.
M
6 k g B :! >
#2t. -m Jr Aui. JG.
Vilh
A splendid opportunity to inspect ;!: ■ i
, A train consisting of lb coaches • F
tanhurg to Asheville on Sept. 3rd and iviur
clicapiist ever offered and those who take
sec more of nature's wonders and man’s ae
fore. Vanderbilt’s place will be open m
come.
Blacksburg, .
(Jaffa cv
Thickety, ...
Cowpelis
Clift on
Mt. Zion....
7:00,
$l.(»o.
Spartanl.;:
7:20,
1.50.
J t net ion. .
1.15.
1.10.
7 :*>0,
(’amptoti,’;
1 35.
8:05,
1.30.
Latidnuu.
.«L-r£
»
c.l
■ i
tome, was m
lay. He brought to
■mendous beet, hut
lid have vou tindi r-
is no heot
copies of
staml that Mr. Hendricks
himself. He takes thret
j Tim; Li;i)Ot:i:, one for himself, one for
his son and one for ins cousin and he
pays for all three.
Tlie Gate Gity Guards have selected
t heir committees forthe ’.•ecr-rU
t roops. and ha
nml
W-, iit to iiring her before Hi:’
Mayor jattlejohn, but atin
until it was necessary to strike
and he was finally compelled to call
for assistance. For her general mi-
conduct • .Mrs.” Wheeler was fined
ijtd, while “Mr.” Wheeler contributed
fi to the city treasury for the active
part he displayed.
Chief Camp had to buy a new shirt.
'f’lm-re are a great ui;
•lids
I
ny oi the un
world. greateri
resisted j fortunate ones in
her ! in number than those who are blessed
with good digestion, To some people
the greatest misfortune is not to be
able to cut everything that is set be
fore them. ”1 suffered for years with
Dyspepsia, and everything 1 ate disa
greed with me. 1 was induced to try
Simmons Liver Regulator and was
HsN !
r>o CM;
><!
* *>
41
<y.
both on arrival and departure. Mr.
W. B. Burke has generously offered
the use of his beautiful lot on Beach-
tree street, not far from the Exposi
tion main cut ranee, for the encamp
ment of troops. The Guards com-
inittce is receiving letters from mili
tary men from Hu different States,
asking for information as to the best
time to he here, all of which letters
r nl\/oc IrTcni I tire promptly answered. Captain J.
_ __ . inbpi~ i p Burke sugigests that tin* Chatham
rators, Oil Cups, Maslm Kettles, Grass; Artillery, of savanmdi, bo requested to
send their two pieces of artillery,
I presented to them by General Wasli-
I ington, and have them here in time
j to salute the Liberty Bell on the
j opening day. Brt parntion for taking
' care of tlie troops will he Hinf^le, so
i much so that tin Guards will invite
! organizations to visit the Exposition
j in addition to those who have volun-
! teered to come.
Sisal Rope, Iron Piping, Engine Fittings of
all kinds, Globe and Check Vi
rators, Oil Cups, Maslin Ke
Blades, Bush Hooks, Iron, &c., &c.
Smith Hardware Co.
Fruit-Time
and Harvest
Low Rates Again.
The Southern Railway has again
or t tie reception of , arranged exceedingly cheap rates for
i"nged for escorts j oe (. us j () {j 0 f the Knights Templar
| Conelave, Boston, Mass., from Au
gust “lilh to 30, Tickets will
he sold on August 23rd, 2Jtb and
25th at rate of .1(2.5.00 round trip for
individuals, and 1(22.00 round trip
for parties of ten (10) traveling to
gether from Atlanta, Augusta. Co-
Imubiii, and intermediate points.
Elegant through trains will he run.
Another rare opportunity is offered
the public.
cured.
Bright
—Fine
1 now eat everything.”—M.
Madison Barish. La.
WITH
AND I AM PRE
PARED TO FURNISH YOU WITH
F ruit jars, rubbers and grain- cradles at the
lowest prices. I have just received (>(• do/. Mason’s fruit jars.
Brettiost line of straw hats in town. I am offering the re
mainder of my stock of colon d embroidery at cost to elose
out. Big lot and pretty styles of lawns dotted Swiss, challh s, ducks
and shirting prints at roek bottom'prices. I have on hand a full
'■"!( Iy of corn, bay bran, cotton seed meal hulls, (tour and any
thing else ^ou waul in vucerios.
1+ Firm 'delivery in toss n.
J. N. Lipscomb.
Unclaimed Letters.
! List of tetters remaining in the
office uncalled for to date:
Mr. Burner.
Sammey Crow.
John M. Cochran.
Landrum Davis.
Thomas Fisher.
J. A. Hilton.
S. H. Looloce.
(5. B. Boket.
J. F. Swezy.
N. B.—Persons callin’' for the-*
let It r-; u ill ph .*. • ty ;ul. • n i.* •! in
Tin l.iaxu.i!.
• T. II. Ln u im-uN, B. M.
“I know an old soldier who had
j chronic diarrhum of long standing to
! have been permanently cured by tak-
| ing Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
I Diarrhtea Remedy,” says Edward
j Hhumpik, a prominent druggist of
j Minneapolis, Minn. “I have sold the
j remedy In tins city for over seven
i years and consider it superior to any
other medicine now on the market for
bowel complaints.” 25 and 50 cent
bott les of this remedy for sale by W.
B. DuBre.
NOTICE I
One good second-hand mowing ma-
ching for sale. For terms and condi
tion apply to
0. P. TURNER.
—— ■ M II 1 . . I
A p'dicy of insurance in such com-
pitnii •' ns the .Etna. Home, Hartford,
Ann rutin Fire and Pennsylvania to
pmG *t yu.:r home and business from
! d ’.'inigu hy lire is a wise in-
' ii.ll h glad to furnish such pro
to , u at any Mmo. ('all before in
suring.
f\ o. eiTivev.
Bristles for filling brush
wheels at Smith Hardware Co.
—R. S. Lipscomb has some of the
most desirable residence lots in Gaff
ney for sale and anyone wanting to
buy would do well to call on him at
oni.m i>.s the first will he sold for less
t|»an value. Good size and splendid
location.
—Granite Iron ware, pfrserving
kettles, «fcc. at (Joudoiocks.
—Fruit jars at Carroll A Carpen-
tov’fi.
—Smoke Garrett <£ Son’s No. 11
Cigar and run the risk of securing
twenty-five smokes fret* of charge,
For sale by J, 1). Goudelook,
L OST—On last Tuesday in the yard
adjoining the blacksmith shop of
John McCollough, col., a gold watch.
I will pay $5.00 reward for the return
of the same and no questions asked.
FOREST MeCOLLGUGH, col.
For Rent.
Vacant Store Room, next door to
J. II. Cook. Also 5 rooms over our
bank now occupied by Mrs. Hamil
ton.
CARROLL A STACY.
ANTED—Beeswax and
Hides.
Will pay highest prices.
W. M. WEBSTER, Jr.
fSCMTI PriPM • HERE IS YOUR CHANCn—Ii-Khinir.,; Au,; .■.*.
VJCtiNl I 1 -4H-ri • vvith every 25c worth of Cigars bougnt at my .1
number, and on the 15th day of December I will give to the holder 01 the Luc- .:
Trip Ticket to the International and Cotton States Exposition in Atianta. i-v.
Respectfully, l\\t 2, v . ^
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7 1 .1 £ H
Kc.und
SMOKE
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r
Watch
'n
WE ARE STILL
IGING
TO THS iti
WITH BEST VALUES.
Unparallelled line of Hosiery
In Misses’
5c to 250.
Oort*otH.
Children
Extra line
and I
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llus.
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W ANTED—Ttic person who bor
rowed my 512 caliber Remington
riflo to return it at once to R. 8. Lip
scomb. _ _
For Safe.
T own lots for sale—
Mr.-. A, V. Montgomcry.
F OR s.VLE.—Secend-lianil buggies!
and harneis. Ajiply to I
J. t}. 8PEN0EE.
The Colehnitecl Thompson’s
to $1.75. These are the nice
ket. Cheaper corsets 25<* to i*"*.
IVey;litf;ee
We have an elegant line 4 (lies • -ummI-
eitn’f he heaton. Woj’k Shirts !:!<• lo.itn
to $1.00 and all good val'K** 4
Plaid in town at le. ('one to
vonr needs as none others 1: 1.
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Willi
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